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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
sWFPT BY rWO HURRICANES.

STORY OF THE PERIIS OF GRE" H'o"OhD
AwErCKED SCHOONER.
The steamer Pomona, which arrived yes'e,n"S VIZ ,ho
cargo OF fruit from the West indies O'ous"' ~
captain IN. wife ana the crew OF "re'Ao' -. an
the Mary T. Douglass She sailed from rev" io'" ~
August G FOR Jereuie seaport Town III nay =" =
vessel wa, commanded by Captain Perkins ana ha'
cr.y NJ five men On August 10 hurricane struck 'no
nou.l,ss completely destroying her. One man was
washed away aud the others kept the wreck alo'' "
the 24d when the Pomona rescued tnem N"t o.,
perltns Yesterday related the following Story Vi ~"
wreck: .u,,r,eaa
~, ,.r am, favorable brcezes. The schooner was
,, q, rtitu,Ic o6o 2G, longitude 10 49, about ooo
| ua.o.,, of the Carolina coast The storm came On
from the northeast with stIf gale 'ha' l"'i 90
rapily TO a hurricane. throwing the VeSSel Oh no. 49,
ends the waves making clean break o'o' "'
, zoo hroke into the cabin windows and threat
on "a 10 swamp the schooner ordered t"s ]" OF"
Ia ,, o,,.v and In clearing away the wreckaSe - l.
suudbrry "A sailor was caught in IT, cairleu "''
and lost The pumps showed six feet OF water III Wv
hold and rho entire crew we're set at work to pump ou'
,he ve.se taking my turn with the rest MT. ,I
lent what aid could about the schoouel AMI a
i,ying 'lay Tie wind still blowing heav.5 "
great wave carried of the Jpbooin 1" ryIiim, NOV.
/ The wullass was broden Il Oodt al" '''''
able on tnr deck was swcpt away ,t,,- ~ the l7th
The wea her moderated toward eVehns % al er,r,s
hut lie water the mold increase III sPc r,H t,.
+, iclnce IT, Al the j. the pumps were WI he mon
c.-s1utIy. with scarce an nterYal lot catIS @ I'r.J
z.r. tired ont on the lJth, the @ed het h",t
~, hut me sea was rinung high. The NcsseI wa 'i
10 am, an attempt made to rg up Jury san,
make a mort; but the 2Otn, second n"rl % ,,n
m. .rhnouer Inc were exhaustion au1 n'u -,
~, hone INT they held with despair, uhdl Tue nv.
W. ~ m. 5Jd when the lights ~ The Pomona were secn
lux me-, 4 ~ and rockets were DISPLAYED TO attr"cI
,,snton liz steamer lay alongside the schooner u"ei
Javlfrbf. being unable tO approach Irr NJ SUI -,
t5iv snon A. IL was lignt the exhausted crew w..
tt.e from tha vessel The Douglass was tneh an 'Ss
wr.rk ". lost everything and all were more OF eS'
49,, M iv our rou.h work IN storm taptuh i'Eoo,
80 tn Panama rTnishe! us l-h food and dry ciolAhS
/ and We have nearly recovered l'o" 'No
/ storm ,. - uoo,bhav Maine.
ia I~-3 for : o. HO4g dOu, aud reg stored I4O IONS
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ISLAND PARK TROTTING RACES.

Gossip JR CAUSES SURPRISE IN The fEEEFoH
ALL PACE.
.rp.yy Aur 90 (SDeciID. An excellent dag Sfott was
enjoyed at the slaud Park this afternoon me s'on
o,o encuura,ing upward Of 1000 people OelnR III INC
grand 81 nd with the quAri"rs'rech wen u'''u W."
RACES The 22j trot brought ont hen o' hn'. !"
pool, OF 800 WHITE SoH brought 80" IT. hlno
A. artc 4l3 the fell The avoric won me heat ~
22aL White was stronger a'1,l fo l' borsa mde
in ihe mile Ben star won te heat Just oe-t
ng Mi orr Al ne re ~ ~ 70 Over he 'eld mi, time
canine sur .e ured a. Atlantic went l9Hnd MI, vi"
he,t Gy three leneths in 49, hil,nus .,,I WS
h I.G a Siis to Tre winnns fourth he- BY rree
len eih. Bowen the driver - Whue S2h % % ,t,"r
pa =" G IN. d heat vas vev the White soy supnor
cfs helzinc on anuc artn,t III" field Al - To- 80,
TIE s horse wake ~ with TIE heat ana ace & i
ier, bakers lost heavily by The collapse OF the Boston
The pacing proved sIcii"s Zoe T. s''tHt
rs ,a ,vTr's y rs e sl5 me n5orie lai Up me
nj heat and the was between I'n d; oii n'
L os i r. all rG aror1 At soio over 'he Gea -
s, i' a',r ie.ne Little X hoe by on.th ia -2o
Joe L. Wa A=ai LePt D., AZ" ~, r,s duel be-.
Tween TIVE P0I nc ayouie Gossip il. and AFT, AFR
q, -n1 ar, or, quarter In Ss, .eross na- d a.
"a 'ea I9c nTt9s f'9ss' '", , oho csIc eio1t
IN y furii heat aui Jenny Lind was en-, lose ana Van
from jos l. ny hort neck IN - sl l'' Ar ,ri
,h .' .Srn,ce wa, be- Wern Joe T. and Jenny lnd
n two coming 10 The together when ne m'I" lhl f',
frorf Do 1871. iu~ settle Jn" D. hh''N i7
Ie ana M Mack rHlcd out for ia" sNth neat 'o'l
ir atd Irrsy Lul ,out,srng for FIRST 200 hel me marc
w. r4arn by break a. De HON" iI'ch 4"d GOSSIP I
". a. % zee lr rtIs 30 = 1874 ,.-,...o
,,s. " A. conceded 10 Belle Ogle who rpueht so
m feds 80 ~ the uuois. Five lor.es ''ri"' Ir mr.
close finish win TIE iaV' rte, ne
poes .ivng thr me heal The next Two rtH N.te
ftvnrt'. WHO sod NJ J" tn over We
te lon 'owrr grew GIT after ir mr. Iea' hii
coull = rear no" mare Il' d"" f"'''" "''"''
We a ..fautrI 90 tie e.cO1i heat
vas uouaced the ST nj that inc ro's WON'T -"
c.ift ,cr,,rr,. Il noon races tAln o TIC pf"
~ mime .fcu. ~ a lrrrfor al PIG AMI -:.1 Tot aud ihr
I'll pace ...., -..,,.,. ..,r.ti,. ID, 1 III
,i,.' ie.f ~ r on rrcorI fnr tiIt way ol "ong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
TWO Yo1NG RrYAwAYs FRo1 BALTIMORE.

Joseph lebAuk, nineteen the son OF Shrt msnuiact
urr aud Jane. Neville eighteen the ~ retired
liant baltimore were ArrAlgnei Al Jensr-
son MARI Police Court ysNofdJ HebrAuA robbni MS
father week go Ablo amt together with
Aeyll. and 10 TINS cttN Hsbfsuk
and Nei- seeing sights OF New YORK And
fr.gu-ntsi the Chiei of Police o baltimore tes
framed Inspector Byrnrs Of tho matter. nnd dstrcves
But title OF tno stolen money
lond on them Duffy ont tho boys back TO Balt
mo "a 10 custody OF Onicor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
NOT nr1Lrr or LEE nrSRAND,S DEArM

coroner Jury ve,'srl found Mrs Prsr Gr'g4n limo
cant Of In. Of her Peter Grog4n died At tho
ROO Hospital August % from pcronA lie said
him. According To- me testimony
trnuut Mrs GfOgan. who lvef al "a.
S Vest Fi'tv hart working deserving woman.
,r husband made lie miserable Tor her
on -aturdAy night IN drinking bout aud 20 nc
t. demanded from her Se hal none AMI he
use VIC rncron She purh-d m from hor AM In MS
drunkennrs, Tell During Tho night he became doirous
take him To the hospital HIS
wife VINO up since the occurrence was dis
lIl.r M EllmAm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.


The az hanfi,ar. al Monmouth e closing d'r have -"
e.ivet good Dog a. ctir o.. hI ue's lave &C. "l"d
tie r.iyhl. ~ two .uI tree cp' 'ot he sane
horse. ant a. = ,u possible ne'oic frac' f"
trs,l Which ogcs VIII run the ce'''"n ~
winner. D., lcc about VIII az rf'ae.t ~
AMI uncertainty tie Ing - probable ttsi ans ''r
Odd horses must be wholly contingent uh i'
st.rtuf Of The ee,tod The p4Iu@I races named
nj u 900 DE otAsr-.
Eo .u s.o.It loo DE o. iat ha0nA '"DoH
Tie second race should to My ON", WIKI b'h '@iIA
srConi
fo. rii -lllI f.ll fo u It'cH. ItfIs s~.t.L
Rurert should win Ito rft. H4l1oisA second
CycoYs stouE c-lu Oh 80 seventh, H~lAouiy sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
PAPER FIRM SETTLES WITH ITS CREDITORS
IL N Ir NJ

caeo winch hed meeting Ye,terty
aTIh. min Avenue llote sni rockwell report from
,1ucfs ho IN Ia examine tho 'tny's
hoak, I'M. committee reported mat tho liabilities
ahnu 81 900 900 Leaving de1ct oil abptt
the nrrn All made Dui cents amount
inc To ~ 600 81 the ANY l. KuD~.
and counsel Mr. usre present aud The ldter
To Tho ioIAr nearly $500 900
If ablllte. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
yEUS IRON THE SUBURBS.
.n.n.,.r ennrrI. ro RrRY HIs CHLLD.

BORROWED \ SHOVEL 10 BCKf MS '"i''D'
80. 49,, .,r ma, went 10 tie quarry % rank
M, ne side OF Garrot Mountain, Whch oven" =
t.. asa rl ouo Of Tie men h 'hh-'lV
t,,ni 10 "a. acc omluoda' eli and ven a"aF re
- nu a. hl. arm wooden box. IN abou an i"ui
urue Tie shovel. lie 10 Longer HA Al TIC %
ouarryu., asket hu what Do MAJ Dee ~ it,t.t
49,. ma b.rri chll' WAS me r'piy ~ -
y,,r si!,dI' &c oct tHe astonlshed ql'tiymtn; Ia
t',,,' 81, Va. mo cluIf" About i've months Inc
,i.,upctrct a p4renty not inclined 10 dl',u' =
~, n.f.r art r. Coruu~t hoD'on was ~ oime' :" p
g, Inv for tie ur,t tine. lie wei 10 '"I''
~ Ain and 4itc 2 search urc4rtH'dt e. Aot ~ vs. U"
a., 'of.n fre oily o. uhGet eoled lhl'h" Io '''"N
Is mai NJ al invest atOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
sYnpArHr WIN CATS AND SuALL BoYs.

MAJOR Hewitt receives good many moro letters han
he sends every day ad some of them are Interesting
The first one received YESTERDAY requested that tho
homers- cat, ne fed 30 the CIV Han Park every dty III
small OF liver. the writer ~ done IN ihlS
ms. lad. woui rna lie the cats I" XII the SpATo"s
ami ats which njcs ths civ. lht' letter was ahrHed
"crau, ami flied away. The next letter was from
hoy who wanted to know whcrr he cOul play ha In me
civ Thi> letter excited the Mayors sympathy. aS M
sa that he knew of such place, AMI ho regarded II as
shane that provision was male for outdoor r'rrrd
ton lie thought tua some provision might perhaps I've
ma in the small parks hut under the present
condition n he did wonder that boys grew up
in a bad way ~ 10 hate the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

.rrl4s been caused Peir-alls, l. l. by e dfret OF
~. ID Johnson. vino keeps a idfiinh"-" D"@''''L
house trI George Morris. one ot Der 20 r' on a'
a. Of Lizzie Pc.rs young Firl. whom MIS- Jur'n
;t!nr! come time ago orphan "A ln' 4, ~
work Inc glfi aIiref- IN u 'H
80 ii.ru md MI Morris have grossly ll.ttcaicd her,
t l.t e. having moro Than once ilcd hr' To = 'f
s, Al mot answer lim when ho SPOKE l. h'r me "''o
.u..., Al ST.. Johnson has Il lNcntY wlll"' H,l
q. DE ncga1.Is. II rho.e iu7gAon ne Gnu n't'o '
,,.,,. htvo frequently h''l" Tue tilt
r being punished. The charges VIII De lHFtsuhds' 'o'
o. 1. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
HELD FoR AsS4rLrIyG rwo POLICEMEN

HEIV
There a the brewers picnic In Washington PARK
on Thursday night Thtt Polio L,u nor ani Kane,
of CAPTAIN tiuaners comm nj. badly used hammers
triad to arrest who d'oricrly The prisoners
fr the once down. kcSed him AMI finally
with Policeman Kane want L. Ltumrrss 49,
,nc- riul o ttlc toward capturing anyone IN tho
which surrounded aud assaulted hnI CAPTAIN Gun
nunbrr the park AMI They arrested W
lam Weller. sewn Of ~ l03 eroud ave and
EVossrr thirty No $50 East Forti"th It
Kan L4mmsr. identified the t,"iT aS.tilant-
e ~ the iorkylls Police Court yesterday
Justice Ford TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

York left that association some ae ago am % TONERS
Prapcb Of the knights OF Labor since t,at n,
BIa,h -" AIMED have c0nSpreh 10 prrrn.
his earning living They caused nm 10 10 90 o d
a. IN s,nce Ju,e o. Delegates Farl ma
~ 80, pa nor ntericred with Mace nor ia W., ~,
pro ced any foreman contractor TO r- The
~ Naree Justice Duffy stron ~ re- IN, 70
eiegate, for interfering with Magee snh orvlJ led
lave INN alone In the future Ihey NeIo ' e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
10 AsE roN TIE kELElAE or MRN RorRRTN

7
norton Will he made IN the supreme Court on lnc''
av 10 ycaic the order ~ arrest served on Ms f"ho
v,,rts IA con.-qurncs Of Heller SCOTS atid VII on the
rond that the affidavit in which he saws that ne pil,cd
- a 400 of the banks mOnev IN the custody OF MIS-
t,,.,t. WIS not "eutiilcd. was NOT made m 7lt
a., lrr prnreediuso de'' ripion Dunn ttr otLer
J,r.pI.nr 81 Il IN Ludlow street jan: Shoull haNo
,bonstf II strange II Mrs EonerSs counsel h1d TAI FL 10
,srrryr the point involved ~ the ah~tn q" tt" ~
i,,,s iii tyit A. IA" same question NAV come mp IN
@ avn c.c shall watch the proceedings ia vacate the
,.r a. Arrest a. Mrs. Eobrrt- with utrrc1t ON the
oG.r hand the oIpp-iu- counsel Tor the bank are ron
Innt Of maintain ne tuc position 'hcy have assumed IS
reg,rtls both Dunn and Mira Roberts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
NETWORK CITY.

rv the viii Of Josiah p Fitch, GATED June 81 IT,
which was lied yesterday, his entire estate c'o -
bCqucatLcI 10 hls wnc
Zion Vinton OF HachenSacll y. j., was appointed
,nc>-enecr 1T the Cu.tom IlOu-c yc-,eidiy 1T a''
Of 500. James r. Dcmate-t OF Berg 1oH,',S
: l., wee appointed clcrns IN Cia-s al $hO"0'
4 petition slsncd by over 800 firms was presented
IN the Board Of Managers OF the Pio'u'e hNch''s'
,e-tcrdav in favor closing on auuicAy OF n'A mex
yne,.t rfcceIng LABOR Day, Monday, when i " 'c7"
holiday.
Tine first bale Of Alabama cotton at the cotton TX
change wa, sold at auction yesterday . 9lui'l SUI
& o. purchased II at - 81 c'i'n
Civn Justice Key viii Oh SATURDAY nest give III,
SO. enth annual free picnic to the mothers win 'n'"
,,,- MIN, o, the Eat I'D, ot the clty. Tne Jus
lice la, cu,a. ed fleet Oh barec- IoI inc oc'"'"'
The hungarian Ico c of TINS city wih give ie-'''
val AT Na-u.u~ton IarN on Monday VI d." Vi "'
N!-yAr Iar-u.4t Tor Hungarian I"ii' grants
ro-ulrht's rrogramme Of Pam, Fireworks at Man
borr,n Bcach viii be extremely interesting. Am'H'
can a. vel 10 European history VIII BE- I''I'''N''"'
~ IN addition to tie SEQ OF se,a-toloI inc Si'''
,s.al tA.tle u the McIILac and Monitor ~ Do ITO,
o. o.. cdai toEu- nae just ,reh iHi Ui ., ,,.l
a liG,wcr fountain aid mammoth ''" '" "H'''
VII also uc shown
DR. David webster. tie ocuI-t, entertained at the
Nu,rav HAl Uo,cl lat evening Dr. ian"oit' one o.
TIE romlacnt pay -can. 81 I'I, hr. J Iona, u
,oiu,n-. Hr II. tor >. ho. CHS AZ" O'"1' ''''
la, Procession wcro present.
Emil Eapp, age G,c, fell from the hitA--'ory DC
c-ca,c ~ tho trI,mcut-hou-c so. 90 Chnton~I yes
rcr4, and received according TO the police report "
Severe scalp VouuD
The e>amlnaiou- for state certificates Tor t'''her-
which has been gong for the lat ic" Gays "' '"'
Board Of IduCuon room, Grand ST. Wa "'"-N''
yt-t. ray.
Tho Rev Mr. Vam-htn- pastor Of the Holland I''
,r, ed church ia Wet E.c., nth't, VIII conduct S'
Vice, ola the Dutch ll-ac Quccn Lmma OF iA' Ne'"''
IT.. n $50 q. m. Tomorrow. !hr 'c','i J., H' ~
,u tlr t.r' Bd-.n. di1 az "II'i tHNy WIZ " g."
t4c lUUI.u o. INSPECT tic Nc--t1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
A1LAy cAurBEIA roR rHE PARK BOARD

ATLAN q NFETTL FON IWE II Fh hVtNU
Mayor Hewitt saI Yesterday that he expected To I'LL
the vacancy in the Park Boa without much further do
Law EVContro lnr Allan Campbell - thought 10 be tho
coming man. Mr. Campbell II thoroughly fauillAr with
all the work which Park Department has charge of
in the Annexed District. and Is hinsrr an engineer
Tho various Democratic organizations have rerom
mrnd-d many canal iatcs, bat Mr. campbell l. not on
their list though ne has a warm friend IN eXMayOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
HOME Ne VS..
ppONUNkNT ARRIVALS.

RIM trenu, Hoci-Senator NJ. = quay OF lenns Com.
and Green b. Raum Of Illinois HCtet Uo,st@ Don NJ.
,,t,r Imam france .HOLhNh HV,ai
n"kinso OF Ne0 Iork ,IbnPyt Con-
Is"I oJ Charleston c.. Hott HhetO" ,lbr,aarI.
ia sou, " WaGswcrth OF Genr'eo ~ ;Hsc
otIJ J. Shehyn Treasurer OF the Province VI tySrooyt
I,nss J{of>J- r.. Mack o. buH@io n
p1tt.nse-Ilis ughnes. the Thak0re SaiD oil Lii' n -
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WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, 2 30 p. M - m - -,
a. stccpecna-.s, tetarhuist, = 80 p III. a.,
iioo,.au New. lcrn Chicago CLUBS, Polo "iouhu''
4 p. m. ,., p,,.r.on clc,ens Prospect Park.
SrcIrt hatrn Island MctiopOl tdh eie'c's' A'''"e
stOn, =. j. ..t..t, Iorcs,s Woods 3 D. N.
it"Irs y ,cbi cub regatta. Sh,cp-h'ad l'dJ
mon Yacht reglt.a. sew arcn y: j.. ,,.,rt-n g.
Meeting of ko o hJlc SYM" Va "0"''''
robr'- Collerc Brooklyn. ..o ,hr,cb
ruuera. II Eus- walton SIP rofu' "I"0o N'''''
j. Ni',si. on Central Park Mall p.
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WHAT ONE MA NEAR AT dILMORES JUBTLER
II suoh band as GlmOrc's we're Ia London or Paris
their services would De deman the whole rear round
New-Yors hears tonly few times during tho winter
because the large number Of performers In the band
expensive to Sage, hut In tho the
tire band OF srtyhye can be heard for q small at
Manhattan Beach, and during the Jubilee. waich lie now
10 progress one can bear guns buglcs drum corps,
Scotch pipers, ahvu beaters vooasts all in unison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

-. 1i,.r, Nfw ors % l,it 20 bases chicago.
s-~.rofk Fir.i b4ss on bals-'ore J. kch.r 'on
~ -tric. sIt.sull vail. williamson !. bitus.
DIV q Van Ii.Itrcn J. core ], u tttat ennm J. ..'n
A.. 0rf INsusou J. Msrf D. Home runs Noue
h...I.I.-W U. ar.on vo htse d t. Norr. u utc
NAV. h "a .iaI'rer D4iV q Prefer uaiv AMI Will m-oD
N1, ritr.e.- kesfs / Passed ua..~-DaJ J. ut ~
p,ierei o tioursrl !. Inpus-Mr Brady. l.mc -.
roit CHICAGO and Iud an os won tie ietrue games
Louis. Lousve. Aiilriic afd bsltl
mo- ub. the American Assoc lat on s~eA Tho t'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

putuc troPr William 90 H. who fell from moving
freight .in ousaouc road 'nd Vas crushed Oy ne
ot died his uurir- Yesterday Inc
icv ChAs lay Palmer has Just 'onplrt~i hi'cen var, :
of he tNnt thitch -MiN> IN
<. sam priucpa of Golden l S-musv. has received a. =
prr ent from MerdA Nucatu. living eiu. At"l bug
tswrllcd with precious STONES ~ is
rIu oil Slqnpra Fucntc- of Melaa "hoe daughter zig
,eua nororo Fucutas ht~ passed three wears as
II - nelson. pup Ihl. bug undrrstui' various whistles
and calls and al appears at the word OF command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
STATEN ISLAND.

ITO SATAN Island Athletic club hold tenth annual
c,,hation ON The legal holiday. Labor Day, Sep"mbe
Inc prorrAmmr lacrosse. with Tho champions VI
.n..a tennis baseball athletic games geheE-iy
4Ld nIswUrAs.
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GAMES ~ OTHER CITIES.

rruuEttm, AUG 2G-Conwa, pitcAs IN hne form Tor
- to 10 dAv IoldinE Tha's down 10 f.e a. n- hls
twins a. Is mr.. base. IA , H>riins IN. miro n
wt.n .tfe.t kBucksf four e4fari runs casey
.fis,i good .me. lie score vas ~ ioAO"'
Dstlut .........--.-- ..----.--.-. = - a. ~
.deluhiA " " " " W
B...h.t. Detroit 10 Philadelphia, e. Jurors b"irot
(. Iti A., piIs l. Ttchsfs-t on"Ay and casey Umpire
NJ Posefs
W..uv.rOy Aug. eG Tho tai snier' ~ "a" League gave
roar billion oi baseball here 10 dav @ mor~ Pchsl
aud hai he 1trn onlf faiF Imported h''
taif r.ulf have TIE score N<s - ~pprS lsd
t.t'. N apo 10 -..--....-.-- --.----.-1 ~ - %
~ arlington ....--...." " " "
p.s.itt.- iBd 4napois o. Washington. 10 Errors IN
isn.poI, washington ~ Pitchers Boyle >nd gilmore
tmIiTe SIT Daniels
"a Lotis Aug 20 only eight innings were Played m
,eo.,s game net en- The LOUIS AMI NsopoitAn nns
Sfsua f.livery bstted al over Tho heli ALa TIE
.hamp a. follows;
n,tro,out-n. ..... ........-........2 J -
IT fouls .----..--..-.'
nss,hts- Metropolitan. ., - Louis ~. luof, MsIis
L isn z ~ iouis .. IIttAcrs tushnan 81" '-'u'he@
turirs- Nj hsCusde.
lltis,uIE AuE. :G-Tts rooklyn club VAS 'hi'-EO'u
b. he home club TO-DAY The score VA
Frusk itn .-- q " ~
I1aisvils. p" " " . " -
Bs.ein. Brooslvn.4 Louisville d" Error. Efook'n'
a Louisville U. Ptchefs-ioref snd hschsL CHP'o-
nj lsuer
At Cincinnati Hait.u moro, 10; Cine mat, H.
Al Cleveland -Athlsuc. T. Cleveland l.
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.r... S.v York AMI chicago clubs vii again II tie
POL GROUNDS today and esLu@ted Tat ie wen
audi De v 81 q '" or TOT
ORR aud sifisf Baldwin, Tor hitSgo nc
CO. club ought wbl C-rsson pchs. 'rd ought l9 "h
vIetorv shout Bsltw pitch. Ut ufg CuI N
fsa Boot - st 70 dsy. an1 PM - tha cum W.
pitch ouEhl I" Dfst ih
be rbs WsshbEtOn y 10 improve 10 ia hfling 10 '~i .un
Ind annapolis iu the american Assoc Anon
a..rn,s nc u Louis LoUisvls hhlsuc md Cincinnati
elL bs obab.V a..
lstIt CLUE VIII the liullaDie
ptps 81 tl. - nds tbs afternoon.
The Jersey Cy defeated the scranton team a. Jersey
Cits efday by Tie following score
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anton .--." " v
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C,fs N scranton ia tef.cs-D4y aui honofd Jacobs
an
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FOLLOwING BUDDENSEIRS FOOTSTEPS

made compIa mt regarding VIC alton "a tho Tenement
House la by George g. Angel builder 81 W 2O2 West
Market Poles Court
puta ned a permit Tho BO.ri Health
SCI oil the requirements OF tho law
four houses Nus rs. $50, 2Jg and
24 NintAve the procurei ny BHdten,eis which
he And vsnt hall. Justice
Duffy held Angel la $500 ball Tor EXAMINATION
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roAr nAclNG on LAKE. GEoEGE

rnlros Lar Gt..f Aug - III" thrl annual teeaii'
o. the -ag4uor- ,lui. ~ Ike George to- place 10
~ 1l.f.,c. we're foe tl- regular Two - course
mon, ~. four ore large r4,e Lo.el wacr. amt lcr
for .m.teuis 4nd trf ,o le h"a'nrn 10 our A" ""tk
10 Tbs 49, OLE o. OF - - ''i''L" tc -, ~
mo w ming crew u mIuues ana 20 seconds j. ore
refe also som. teIrsu. iJr anglo ~nd pA o-I f4s'
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U.pytoy Tie examination Of Gir McIsrs the New York
veterinary surgeon arrested On mulAnt o sy "e-SH
charged er-Ouaut state tdite Iusp" "I
for po,o, fraud place ou lhut"iAv before JustNe
WHO after hear the testimony, dschAi scd hm
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KALKLyG DELEGA1Es REcELrE 4 REpRIMAND.

waking dccpat-, Robert Farro ~ the American car
pentrr, Jorrr of New York and Goorre CavIn1g VI
Nualsamaed atprn AMI Jpuers nod At
Jsrerou Market Police Cor v-strrd " the coml Of
Henry Ma e. ljJ East Twenty nutli-st FOR con
Y Mace who furu~T,V mt.ter workman or
terms tho American Carpenters ani Joners Ot
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tiers OF Making the lover turn Alarc moved np am
The entered the homestTcch ledl anu ne -
vincent bv desperate riding teu az wsnv
front ana won y hall length HYTANA H'o"u '"N"''
lengths before TRAMP who WIS never IN tAo fSCc'
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500 SPECIAL WkGilrS' NiA
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WHITE PLANS grand master ~ the lnlrpsndent
Od Fellows OF this state has appo nte 'tS M ~
Merritt district dopup grand master lot "esV'"eSot
County.
wAsHINotoNvIIIF- The house in which Aiclino amt Car
their girhOud days ami whth - sun
Enovn ITO rat House. undergoing complete Feno'"
ton.
BRoNXpAtR-A post office las been es'Ao'hed" bfohA
dale.
MAyrRsixG IALASD-The clrrt-ee.house. bhhart'room.
etc Of halrs cromwell was totally DESTROYED OY hIe OIL
IhuT.lay night
SING SING-FlovA Horton while engaged in coDvsrsat on
mn u .tro Attorney y H. laser Thursday be' sud
DENY ~ AMI almost mmo lately expired lie WAS In his
sixty nfth year.
YONKEEA A petition was recently presented Ia Mayor
commission OF uVo Citfsns To lay out new
Taui transit ~ New York city boundary Yes
Bell drC not Ia appoint such commission. he
commune aeon oi tho petitioners not being sufficiently
plcIL the subject
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SURPRISES Al SARATOGA.

LITTLE MINNIE BEATS -wiFr-rKANr's wRETCHED
PERfORMAWCE
SaRlToCA Aug 2gThe features OF the racing
70 day ere good fofn Of horses that hitherto have
hsdy ami the Of horses that hitherto
nav. run we'll u End o. n ami out day IKE The
majority OF Its predecessors
r,ssr RAct-ruE-E $500 Two-YsAR-OLDs. SPECIAL
MklGHGs. sIK FCKLONGs
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Trans Leave View York East Thirty tonrthSt u'' and
n, - i0 and 50 u m. Brooklyn Flatbush ave. ~ A"u
II a ami p. IN.